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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
8
Editorial questions the push for a total economic boycott of Rhodesia by the United Nations and African members, arguing it would cripple Rhodesia and invite wider conflict. It notes Soviet and communist support for African leaders, and contrasts the Middle East response, highlighting Syria's push to empower Jordanian rebels and the risk to regional peace.
In 1901 Marconi achieved wireless communication across the Atlantic with a letter S sent via Morse code from Newfoundland to the British Isles. The event is noted in this Day In Review, alongside later historical headlines and a thought from Jonathan Edwards on causes.
The item notes Rep. Ford warning against a tax increase and questions its impact on voter memory by 1968. It frames Spain's Franco and a civic mobilization theme, suggesting how leadership must inform the public before any vote.
The writer challenges Ken Risinger’s claim that Rep. Edwards seeks no victory in Vietnam. He questions victory definitions, recalls Diem’s regime, analyzes escalation harms, cites past diplomacy attempts, notes U.S. stalling on talks, and warns against bombing to defend democratic ideals. He argues that killing communists may undermine core liberties and the nation’s founding principles.
A reflective op ed questions Reagan and Brown election outcomes, arguing a nationwide shift toward conservatism. It contends voters fear socialism and taxes, cites bond votes against schools, and suggests insiders seek to restore elite control. It notes Birch Society ties and consumer frustration with government. Time will tell the true gain or loss.
Almighty God we turn to Thee for wisdom and strength. Cleanse what is out of harmony with Thy purposes and renew a right spirit within us. May we be divinely motivated by compassion and minister to others with faith hope and love unfailing. Amen
Henry J. Taylor argues that U S bombing in Southeast Asia has failed to deter North Vietnam and Laos, inflating costs and prolonging the war. He criticizes Johnson and McNamara for targeting roads over critical enemy supply points, noting higher infiltration and escalating casualties. He compares with Britain in World War II and urges shift to strategic targets like ports and power, warning of sustained budgetary pressure.
Morale boosting letter endorses remedial reading for politically engaged youths. It catalogues conservative-leaning books across topics including current events economics the communist menace and Vietnam. The author advocates gifting titles from U.S. News and World Report National Review Human Events and Buckley among others to broaden perspectives.
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